A federal judge has ordered the U.S. government to release a Billings father and child from a facility in Havre and described their detainment as “disturbing.”
The emblem of the United States federal court of Montana.
Yellowstone National Park is on pace for its third busiest season on record, falling just off record pace during July.
The federal court system will not give a youth-led constitutional climate lawsuit additional consideration after a panel of the U.S. 9th Circu…
In March of 1916, Gem State Lumber Co. of Blackfoot placed an ad in the Blackfoot Optimist newspaper, offering plans for a round barn. The ad …
A group of young plaintiffs, who sued the federal government alleging a series of executive orders threaten their constitutional right to life…
A news story on the front page of the Idaho Republican dated Thursday, Jan. 28, 1919, announced the final days of an "Old Local Landmark – a b…
The bill that would have criminalized transgender people for using public restrooms consistent with their gender identity will not fully go into effect July 1, after a federal judge granted injunctive relief Tuesday to Idahoans who sued to block the implementation of that aspect of the law.
Gesturing to an empty defendant’s bench Tuesday afternoon, an attorney for St. Luke’s remarked to the judge that Idaho’s justice system “contemplates the parties actually participating” in the legal process.
In the profile picture for his Facebook page, “Re-Elect Rep. Chad Christensen,” Christensen sits in the Legislature with his hand pressed to h…
